May Wildflower Walks

Join the River Center on a search for wild treasures!

In this series, you will learn how to identify native plants and observe how plant communities change throughout the season. Witness the transformation from early bloomers to late bloomers, to setting seeds. Feel free to sign-up for a walk each month or attend only one!

In May, the walks will focus on greeting the early spring flowers at low elevations as they begin to awake after winter (Lower Dungeness). Hikes will be led by wildflower expert John Bridge and Montana Napier, the Education Manager at the River Center. These classes are full day experiences, starting at 9am at the River Center and ending at 3pm. Bring layers, water, a lunch, and come prepared to carpool to the confluence of the Dungeness River and Gray Wolf River. More detailed instructions will be emailed to participants.

In addition, this spring we will offer a NEW easier walk on the Dungeness River Trails in Sequim as an alternative option.
Please note, May 13 & 14 will be moderate level hikes. May 15 will be an easy level walk.

You may also like the following events from Dungeness River Nature Center:

• Next Saturday, 14th March, 10:30 am, Nature Storytime with NOLS in Sequim
• Next Saturday, 14th March, 11:30 am, Water-Wise Gardening in Clallam County in Sequim
• This month, 20th March, 06:30 pm, Film Series: FISH WAR in Sequim

Also check out other Workshops in Sequim.